A Barbie-themed Pub Crawl is coming to San Francisco
San Francisco’s Barbie-themed Pub Crawl is back for again!
The Barbie Pub Crawl
Get ready to break out your best pink and blue outfits because the second annual Barbie Crawl is returning to San Francisco on Saturday, September 21! This year’s theme is all about that Malibu Beach Party life, bringing a mix of beachy vibes, Barbie glam, and fun times right to the streets of The Marina District. Whether you’ve been waiting all year or you’re just looking for an unforgettable night out, the Barbie Crawl is where you want to be.
The Barbie Pub Crawl will take place from 4PM to 10PM on Saturday, September 21, in the Marina District. Your journey starts by checking in at either Rick & Roxy’s (2131 Lombard St) or Union Street Ale House (1980 Union Street) to grab your wristband and pub crawl map. After that, the night is yours! Hit up the best bars in San Francisco, all offering special deals just for crawl-goers.
Participating bars include some of your favorite Marina spots like Westwood, Jaxson, Sacred Taco, Comet Club, White Rabbit, Wizards & Wands, Silver Cloud, Rockwell, The Blue Light, Trinity, Palm House, and more. Each bar will have drink specials to keep things fun and affordable—think $3 beers, $4 shots, and $5 cocktails!
San Francisco knows how to throw a party, and the Barbie Crawl is one of the city’s most exciting events. The Malibu Beach Party theme will transport you straight to Barbie’s world of surf, sun, and fun. Bars like Jaxson will be completely transformed into a Malibu Barbie paradise, complete with palm trees, surf decor, and lots of beachy details. Over at Union Street Ale House, you’ll find Ken’s Wave Rider Tavern, bringing a laid-back surfer vibe. And for something even more playful, Rick & Roxy’s will turn into Disco Barbie’s Dance Hall, where glitter balls and groovy tunes take center stage.
Not only will the bars be decked out, but you’ll also enjoy some live DJs spinning tunes throughout the night, making sure there’s never a dull moment. Some bars will be all about dancing, while others will have a more relaxed vibe, so you can mix it up depending on your mood.
Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Event
If you’ve been to any of CrawlSF’s events before, you know they know how to throw a good time. The Barbie Crawl is a guaranteed blast—there’s something about this mix of beachy Barbie vibes and San Francisco’s iconic nightlife that makes it a can’t-miss night out. Plus, if you’re the competitive type, you can join the Barbie & Ken Contest or try your hand at the Find the Gnome Contest for a chance to win some fun prizes.
But the best part? The Barbie Crawl is the perfect excuse to gather your friends, dress up, and hit some of the coolest spots in the city, all while enjoying some seriously cheap drinks. You won’t find $3 beers and $4 shots at most SF bars on a Saturday night, so take advantage!
Tickets for the Barbie Crawl are on sale now, and they’re going fast. If you’re looking for a night full of good times, great drinks, and fun surprises, this is the event to grab your tickets for. So start planning your outfit, rally your friends, and get ready to step into Barbie’s Malibu world for one night only.
More Fun Coming Up from CrawlSF
If you love the Barbie Crawl, you’ll want to check out some of the other awesome events CrawlSF has coming up. After the Barbie Crawl, get ready for the biggest Halloween party in the city with the Crawloween Pub Crawl, a 3-day Halloween pub crawl taking place on October 25, October 26, and October 31. You can expect amazing costumes, spooky drink specials, and a wild time!
And it doesn’t stop there! After Crawloween, get into the holiday spirit with Sweatercon, San Francisco’s Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl on December 7. It’s the perfect way to kick off the holiday season with festive drinks, fun games, and, of course, the ugliest sweaters you can find.
Don’t miss out on these events—CrawlSF is bringing you an exciting lineup for the rest of 2024!
The Barbie Crawl 2024 is the place to be if you’re looking for fun, drinks, and a chance to step into a Malibu Barbie dream world. Grab your friends, pick out your best beach-inspired outfits (optional), and get ready for a night of dancing, drinking, and fun in the Marina District. Tickets are on sale now, and with all the amazing things lined up, you won’t want to miss this night!
San Francisco Barbie Pub Crawl Details
Date: Saturday, September 21, 2024
Time: 4PM to 10PM
Theme: Barbie / Malibu Beach Party
Participating Bars: Rick & Roxy’s, Silver Cloud, White Rabbit, Westwood, Jaxson, Rockwell, Comet Club, The Blue Light, Union Street Ale House, Wizards & Wands, Trinity, Sacred Taco, and more!
Let’s live it up, Barbie style! Can’t wait to see you at the crawl!
Top Reasons to Attend the San Francisco Barbie Pub Crawl
Embrace your inner Barbie: The San Francisco Barbie Pub Crawl is the perfect opportunity to channel your inner Barbie or Ken and dress up in fabulous, pink, and glamorous outfits. Bring out the tulle, sequins, and sky-high heels – it’s time to shine!
Enjoy exclusive drink specials: Participating bars will offer Barbie-inspired cocktails and drink specials, giving you the chance to sip on unique, creative concoctions that are as fabulous as Barbie herself.
Make new friends: The Barbie Pub Crawl is the ultimate gathering of like-minded fans, offering a fantastic opportunity to bond with fellow Barbie enthusiasts and make some fabulous new friends.
Explore San Francisco’s best bars: The crawl will take you through some of the city’s trendiest bars, including Westwood, Jaxson, Rick & Roxy’s. Rockwell, Comet Club, Blue Light, Union Street Ale House, and Sacred Taco, giving you a taste of San Francisco’s vibrant nightlife.
Snap unforgettable photos: With everyone dressed in their Barbie best, the photo opportunities will be endless! Capture the fun, the fashion, and the memories with your fellow pub crawlers and Barbie fans.
Rediscover your childhood nostalgia: Who says adults can’t have fun with dolls? The San Francisco Barbie Pub Crawl allows you to relive your childhood and celebrate the timeless charm of the iconic fashion doll.
Experience a one-of-a-kind event: The Barbie Pub Crawl is a truly unique event that you won’t find anywhere else, making it a must-attend experience for both locals and visitors alike.
Create lasting memories: The San Francisco Barbie Pub Crawl is not just an event, it’s an unforgettable experience! Gather your friends, enjoy the night, and create memories that will last a lifetime as you celebrate everything Barbie.
Interesting Barbie Facts
Barbie’s full name: Barbie’s full name is actually Barbara Millicent Roberts, and she was introduced to the world by Ruth Handler, co-founder of Mattel, on March 9, 1959.
Barbie’s hometown: Barbie hails from the fictional town of Willows, Wisconsin, where she attended Willows High School.
Ken’s debut: Barbie’s longtime boyfriend, Ken, made his debut two years after Barbie, in 1961. His full name is Kenneth Carson.
Barbie’s careers: Over the years, Barbie has had more than 200 careers, ranging from astronaut and doctor to fashion designer and even president, reflecting the changing roles and aspirations of women.
First African American and Hispanic Barbies: Mattel introduced the first African American Barbie, named Christie, in 1968. The first Hispanic Barbie, named Teresa, was introduced in 1980.
Barbie’s siblings: Barbie has a big family, with several siblings including Skipper, Stacie, Chelsea, Todd, Kelly, Krissy, and more.
The bestselling Barbie: The 1992 Totally Hair Barbie, featuring ankle-length hair, holds the record for the bestselling Barbie doll of all time.
Barbie’s proportions: If Barbie were a real person, her proportions would be quite unrealistic. It’s estimated that she would stand about 5 feet 9 inches tall, with a 36-inch bust, 18-inch waist, and 33-inch hips.
Barbie’s impact on the art world: Barbie has inspired many artists over the years, including Andy Warhol, who created a portrait of Barbie in 1985 as part of his “Myths” series.
The Barbie Dreamhouse: Since 1962, Barbie’s iconic Dreamhouse has undergone several makeovers, reflecting the changing tastes and trends in interior design and architecture.
Record-breaking auction: The most expensive Barbie ever sold at auction was a one-of-a-kind doll designed by Stefano Canturi, an Australian jewelry designer. The doll, adorned with a necklace featuring a one-carat pink diamond, was auctioned for $302,500 in 2010 to raise funds for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
